Bali is blessed with an abundance
of beauty. Flowers bring this idyllic isle to life in a riot of colour from hibiscus, bougainvillea, jasmine, and frangipani.
Luxor
set against a backdrop of lushly-forested mountains, with a beautiful waterfront and wide, golden beaches, the Vietnamese seaside resort of Nha Trang has plenty of old fashioned charm whilst Phu My is a base for touring the swarming streets, ornamental pagodas and markets of Ho Chi Minh City.
Next Azura makes a return visit to Singapore, whose glorious parks have earned it a reputation as the Garden City of the Far East, before calling at Port Kelang for tours to Kuala Lumpur. En route to the Malaysian capital, you could see the magnifi cent Salahuddin ‘Blue’ Mosque and you certainly won’t be able to miss the Petronas Towers as you edge closer to the city.
Paradise isles and the journey home Relax and rejuvenate on the island paradise of Mauritius, followed by a few pleasant days at sea, to arrive refreshed and raring to go for your exploration of South Africa. In Port Elizabeth, known as ‘the friendly city’, even the 300 elephants at nearby Addo Elephant Park are happy for visitors to get up close and personal whilst just a few miles from the southern tip of Africa, Cape Town nestles in the foothills of fl at-topped Table Mountain. Immerse yourself in the greenery of its parks and botanical gardens before wandering through the Victoria and Alfred waterfront development. Imaginatively landscaped and linked by a series of bridges, it has a mouth-watering array of classy shops, quirky boutiques and handicraft stores, as well as tasty cafés and restaurants, most with superb ocean views. You’ll have two nights and two full days here to soak up the nightlife and to explore further afi eld visiting the vineyards, nature reserves and beaches around the city. Azura’s fi nal African port of call is pretty Walvis Bay in Namibia, whose lagoon, salt fl ats and sand dunes are home to a fabulous array of birds, including pelicans and fl amingos.
St Vincent and some of Europe’s fi nest Atlantic ports complete your epic journey, returning you home as the fi rst signs of spring are beginning to show.
Cruising on board Azura As one of the largest ships in our fl eet, Azura is the perfect World Cruise companion offering spacious decks on which to watch the world go by and a variety of dining experiences including a restaurant by Michelin-star chef Atul Kochhur, three main restaurants, an Italian trattoria and Seventeen, a classic fi ne dining restaurant. The entertainment too is varied from an expansive 788 seat theatre to showlounges, 12 bars and an open air cinema. Azura and the Ship’s Company will certainly keep you entertained for all 110 nights.
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